Network Pharmacy

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With the NB Network Pharmacy Program, you can choose from over 48,000 participating pharmacies for all your prescription needs. The NB network pharmacy program assures members the lowest price on prescription drugs, saving 10% to 50% on most prescriptions. Long-term prescriptions / maintenance medications may be purchased at the local pharmacy, but for maximum savings, we encourage you to compare the pricing available through the mail order pharmacy.

The NB program offers:
New and Refill Prescriptions

Low price guarantee
If a participating pharmacy is offering a special on any prescription, the pharmacy will offer you the sale price or the special contracted price, whichever is lower. This way you are guaranteed to receive the lowest price possible on all your prescriptions.

How to Use

1. Simply visit the Web site at www.familypc.info to receive prescription pricing information and a listing of participating pharmacies in your area. You can also call the toll-free number on your membership card 24 hours a day (excluding holidays) for the participating pharmacies nearest you.
   
   
2. Please be sure to present your ID card along with your prescription(s), to the pharmacist.
   
   
3. The pharmacy's computer system will compare our contracted rate with the pharmacy's price. You pay the lower of the two prices at the point of sale. Please do not call the pharmacy for price quotes. They cannot provide you with the contracted rate over the phone.
   
   
4. Your membership card must be presented to the pharmacist before having your prescription filled. The pharmacy program cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, coupon or pharmacy card.

Q. How much money can I save by using the discount pharmacy card?
A. Prices will always vary on prescription drugs and therefore it is impossible to estimate specific dollar savings through any non-insured drug program. You can typically save anywhere from 10% to 50% off the retail cost on most prescriptions.

Q. What does the lowest possible price on most prescriptions mean?
A. If a participating pharmacy is offering a special on any prescription, the pharmacy will charge you the lowest price whether it is their special price or the contracted discount price with the card. This way, you will receive the lowest possible price on prescriptions.

Q. Can I use my discount card in conjunction with my personal insurance or Medicare/Medicaid?
A. No, pharmacies will not let you use the prescription drug card with any personal insurance or Medicare/ Medicaid. The NB prescription drug program can be used for a prescription that may not be covered by your personal insurance or Medicare/ Medicaid, but you cannot combine the two.

Q. Can anyone in my immediate family use my card?
A. Yes, any immediate family member who resides in your household can use the discount card.

Q. Is this a co-pay insurance card?
A. No. A co-pay card is an insured product where the customer pays a preset amount and the insurance company pays the remainder. This membership is a discount card offering reduced prices at participating pharmacies and is NOT an insured program. You are responsible to pay the pharmacy 100% of the discounted price.

Q. What if the Pharmacist doesn't recognize the card's name?
A. Always make inquiries in person and be sure to bring your card with you. When the pharmacist sees the Pharmacy Benefit Manager information on the card, the pharmacist then understands which program you are on. The network pharmacies have agreed to sell prescription drugs at the contract price, or their "usual retail price" whichever is lower.

Q. I presented my membership card to the pharmacy and I did not save any money, why?
A. More than likely, you ordered a long-term maintenance medication versus a short-term acute care medication such as an antibiotic or pain-killer. Some pharmacies use long-term, maintenance medications as "loss leaders" and price these drugs at or below cost. They do this so that their customers will assume that all their prices are low on all medications. If a participating pharmacy is offering a special on any prescription, the pharmacy will offer you the sale price or the special contracted price, whichever is lower. This way you are guaranteed to receive the lowest price possible on all your prescriptions. When such occasions arise, we encourage members to try using the Mail Order Service. The Mail Order Service may offer a discount that is not available on the Network Pharmacy program.

Participating Pharmacies*

* Participating pharmacies are subject to change without notice. Discounts on prescription drugs are only available at participating pharmacies.

Notes: The NB Pharmacy Program is NOT insurance and is not intended as a substitute for insurance. It is a reduced fee for Service program that provides discounts at certain pharmacies. In order to receive the special pricing, you must pay in full at the time of service. While the NB pharmacy network makes every reasonable effort to update and verify the information contained on the web site, they cannot guarantee the accuracy of the product and price information listed. All prices are subject to change without notice. We do not guarantee availability of your prescription medication nor the final price you will pay. Prices among participating pharmacies may vary even after application of the discount.